Phillippine pointed Canistel growing and graft's too

[ScottR]

Here are some pictures of phillippine pointed Canistel growing all five that I got from Oscar. And some grafted sugar apple and behl-seedling Cherimoya grafted on jack Swords hardy Costa Rican Cherimoya rootstock.

[RodneyS]

Nice looking plants there, Scott

[Ethan]

Congrats on the grafts and the seedlings look happy too.

[ScottR]

Thanks Rodney and Ethan, for reply. I just wanted to thank Behlgarden for sending me the scions hopefully I'll end up with one of your special seedlings Behl, only one out of 5 graft's took, was really weird they all pushed right away within a week of grafting then just started fading away one by one. I think it was all the energy in the scion blew is wad before they had a chance to knit with rootstock! Thanks to Joe, also because the Cangrejo sugar apple came originally from you!!

[FlyingFoxFruits]

thanks for sharing Scott, nice work!

your grafted annona reminds me of the one I made...apparently the Minh's sugar apple is much more vigorous than the cangrejo sugar apple. 

Also, Minh's sugar apple looks like atemoya to me!

[cuban007]

That's because it is an Atemoya.

[nullzero]

Congrats on the grafts, hopefully the lone phillippine pointed Canistel thrives for you. Phillippine pointed Canistel looks interesting, something would love try growing in the future.

[Jackfruitwhisperer69]

Hi Scott,
Congrats on the takes Mine is slowly doing the twist and tango Phillipine pointed and Pitangatuba is coming along very well, too

Thanks for sharing

[ScottR]

Thank you all for your kind words. A little update Behl, top graft cherimoya failed so did very bottom graft now for sure only one graft left! I'm sorry which one are you saying is Atemoya?Behl's is a atemoya?

[cuban007]

Minh's is an Atemoya. Behl's is a Cherimoya.

[ScottR]

C-007, thanks for clearing that up for me.